Took a few shots today, let me know what you guys think of the idea and the shots.
A reshoot is possible, if I go buy another clock. Turns out 10 dollar alarm clocks aren't very hammer resistant. Who'd have thought.
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3) More of a still life version
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I'm going slightly different in my shooting methodology and post though...an 'exploded view' of the clock, where I've disassembled it and will shoot it thru set design and then POST with a bit of composite work. It's along the lines of your second shot....
I'm probably going to continue down this line, as I have a project outside Challenges, that will use the technique I'm working on. This is a good test bed for learning the process I need.
Good Luck!!!
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Also it is funny that we both thought the same thing for early and late. The idea came to me after I was a little late for work twice last week because I hit the snooze button one too many times.
good luck on your shot! It's a GREAT CONCEPT! wear your safety goggles...
Is that lamp really in mid-air?
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If I post it, please tell me how to make it better. My fragile ego can take it.
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Unfortunately the new clock doesn't have very prominent lettering on the buttons so while I do think it would be cool to have the word 'snooze' on display up front I don't know if it's feasible. I'm only willing to devote so much time and money to shopping for clocks I'm going to smash.
I am considering though shooting from less of a straight on angle, maybe like 20 degree tilt so it's a different perspective but still clear that everything is bouncing off the table.
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